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The #US Dollar (USD) extended further its march north on Tuesday, reaching new multi-week highs on the back of rising scepticism surrounding the trade scenario, while investors geared up for the imminent interest rate decision by the #Federal Reserve and, later in the week, the publication of the crucial #Nonfarm Payrolls.
#EUR/USD tumbled to multi-week troughs and came within shouting distance of the 1.1500 support in response to the stronger #US Dollar. #Germany’s #Retail Sales and the preliminary Q2 #GDP Growth Rate are due, followed by the final Consumer Sentiment in the #Euroland as well as the flash Q2 GDP Growth #Rate.
#GBP/USD retreated to levels last traded in mid-May, just pips ahead of the 1.3300 support, down for the fourth consecutive day. Next on tap on the #UK calendar will be the Nationwide House Price Index and the final #S&P Global Manufacturing #PMI on August 1.
#USD/JPY seems to have met some decent resistance around 148.80 amid the ongoing multi-day positive streak. Next on tap in #Japan will be the #BoJ’s interest rate decision, Industrial Production, Retail #Sales, and #Foreign #Bond Investment figures, all due on July 31 .
#AUD/USD fell to seven-day lows, breaking below the key 0.6500 support on the back of the persistent advance in the #US Dollar. The release of the Inflation #Rate will be at the centre of the debate in #Oz.
#Gold managed to regain some balance and rise modestly on Tuesday, revisiting the $3,330 region per troy ounce following #US-China trade discussions and amid steady caution prior to the #Fed gathering on Wednesday.
#Silver prices kept the choppy trade, down marginally for the day and retesting the $38.00 zone per ounce.
#EUR/USD tumbled to multi-week troughs and came within shouting distance of the 1.1500 support in response to the stronger #US Dollar. #Germany’s #Retail Sales and the preliminary Q2 #GDP Growth Rate are due, followed by the final Consumer Sentiment in the #Euroland as well as the flash Q2 GDP Growth #Rate.
#GBP/USD retreated to levels last traded in mid-May, just pips ahead of the 1.3300 support, down for the fourth consecutive day. Next on tap on the #UK calendar will be the Nationwide House Price Index and the final #S&P Global Manufacturing #PMI on August 1.
#USD/JPY seems to have met some decent resistance around 148.80 amid the ongoing multi-day positive streak. Next on tap in #Japan will be the #BoJ’s interest rate decision, Industrial Production, Retail #Sales, and #Foreign #Bond Investment figures, all due on July 31 .
#AUD/USD fell to seven-day lows, breaking below the key 0.6500 support on the back of the persistent advance in the #US Dollar. The release of the Inflation #Rate will be at the centre of the debate in #Oz.
#Gold managed to regain some balance and rise modestly on Tuesday, revisiting the $3,330 region per troy ounce following #US-China trade discussions and amid steady caution prior to the #Fed gathering on Wednesday.
#Silver prices kept the choppy trade, down marginally for the day and retesting the $38.00 zone per ounce.
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The #European economic calendar will feature preliminary July inflation data from #Germany and the #Eurozone Unemployment Rate for June.
In the second half of the day, weekly Initial #Jobless Claims and #PCE Price Index data from the #US will be watched closely by market participants.
The Bank of #Japan (BoJ) announced on Thursday that it maintained the short-term interest rate target in the range of 0.40%- 0.50%, as anticipated. The #BoJ repeated in the policy statement that there is a high uncertainty surrounding trade policy developments and their impact on the economy, adding that they will continue to raise the policy rate if the economy, prices move in line with their forecasts. After climbing to its highest level since early April above 149.50 late Wednesday, #USD/JPYcorrects lower and trades below 149.00 in the European session on Thursday.
#USD/CAD rose about 0.5% on Wednesday and closed the fifth consecutive day in positive territory. The Bank of #Canada (BoC) held its policy rate steady at 2.75% and #BoC Governor #Tiff #Macklem said that they are going to make sure that a tariff problem doesn't become an inflation problem. Early Thursday, #USDCAD edges lower but manages to hold above 1.3800.
#EURUSD lost more than 1% on Wednesday and tested 1.1400. The pair stages a rebound in the #European morning and trades in positive territory near 1.1450.
Following a short-lasting rebound early Wednesday, #Gold turned south in the second half of the day and dropped to a fresh monthly low below $3,270, pressured by rising #US Treasury bond yields. #XAU/USD gathers recovery momentum in the #European session on Thursday and trades slightly above $3,300.
In the second half of the day, weekly Initial #Jobless Claims and #PCE Price Index data from the #US will be watched closely by market participants.
The Bank of #Japan (BoJ) announced on Thursday that it maintained the short-term interest rate target in the range of 0.40%- 0.50%, as anticipated. The #BoJ repeated in the policy statement that there is a high uncertainty surrounding trade policy developments and their impact on the economy, adding that they will continue to raise the policy rate if the economy, prices move in line with their forecasts. After climbing to its highest level since early April above 149.50 late Wednesday, #USD/JPYcorrects lower and trades below 149.00 in the European session on Thursday.
#USD/CAD rose about 0.5% on Wednesday and closed the fifth consecutive day in positive territory. The Bank of #Canada (BoC) held its policy rate steady at 2.75% and #BoC Governor #Tiff #Macklem said that they are going to make sure that a tariff problem doesn't become an inflation problem. Early Thursday, #USDCAD edges lower but manages to hold above 1.3800.
#EURUSD lost more than 1% on Wednesday and tested 1.1400. The pair stages a rebound in the #European morning and trades in positive territory near 1.1450.
Following a short-lasting rebound early Wednesday, #Gold turned south in the second half of the day and dropped to a fresh monthly low below $3,270, pressured by rising #US Treasury bond yields. #XAU/USD gathers recovery momentum in the #European session on Thursday and trades slightly above $3,300.
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✅ #US News Calendar This Week( 4 Aug - 8 Aug 2025 )
🎯 Some notable events: #ISM Services #PMI, Unemployment Claims.
🎯 Last week’s #NFP data made gold prices more bullish, with market sentiment leaning toward an early rate cut in September.
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🎯 Some notable events: #ISM Services #PMI, Unemployment Claims.
🎯 Last week’s #NFP data made gold prices more bullish, with market sentiment leaning toward an early rate cut in September.
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The #US #Dollar (USD) navigated a mildly positive start to the new trading week, as investors continued to digest Friday’s severe pullback in response to the dismal prints from the #US #Nonfarm #Payrolls.
#EURUSD receded marginally after faltering just ahead of the key barrier at 1.1600 the figure. The final #HCOB Services #PMIs are due in #Germany and the broader #Euroland, followed by Producr Prices in the bloc.
#GBP/USD added to Friday’s uptick and reclaimed the 1.3300 hurdle and beyond, hitting three-day highs at the same time. The final #S&P Global Services #PMI is due, followed by annualised New Car #Sales.
#USD/JPY kept the bearish tilt in place for the second straight day, briefly breaching the 146.00 support to reach multi-day lows. The #BoJ will publish its Minutes, ahead of the final #S&P Global Services #PMI.
#AUD/USD clocked decent gains and maintained intact its march toward the 0.6500 milestone on Monday. Household Spending is next on tap in #Oz prior to the final #S&P Global Services #PMI.
In response to the #US #Dollar's irresolute price action and mixed #US yields, Gold prices extended their recovery and traded at a small distance from the key $3,400 mark per troy ounce.
#Silver prices followed suit, adding to Friday’s bounce and hitting three-day peaks near $37.50 per ounce.
#EURUSD receded marginally after faltering just ahead of the key barrier at 1.1600 the figure. The final #HCOB Services #PMIs are due in #Germany and the broader #Euroland, followed by Producr Prices in the bloc.
#GBP/USD added to Friday’s uptick and reclaimed the 1.3300 hurdle and beyond, hitting three-day highs at the same time. The final #S&P Global Services #PMI is due, followed by annualised New Car #Sales.
#USD/JPY kept the bearish tilt in place for the second straight day, briefly breaching the 146.00 support to reach multi-day lows. The #BoJ will publish its Minutes, ahead of the final #S&P Global Services #PMI.
#AUD/USD clocked decent gains and maintained intact its march toward the 0.6500 milestone on Monday. Household Spending is next on tap in #Oz prior to the final #S&P Global Services #PMI.
In response to the #US #Dollar's irresolute price action and mixed #US yields, Gold prices extended their recovery and traded at a small distance from the key $3,400 mark per troy ounce.
#Silver prices followed suit, adding to Friday’s bounce and hitting three-day peaks near $37.50 per ounce.
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The #US #Dollar (USD) extended its auspicious start to the week into Tuesday, posting decent gains amid ongoing debates over the White House’s trade policy, speculation about additional #Federal Reserve rate cuts, and uncertainty over who will succeed #Chair Jerome #Powell.
Meanwhile, all eyes turn to the Reserve #Bank of #India (RBI), which is widely expected to hold its benchmark rate steady at 5.50% on Wednesday.
#EURUSD traded on the defensive for the second straight day on Tuesday, this time slipping back to the 1.1530-1.1520 band. #Germany’s Factory Orders will be published, seconded by the #HCOB Construction #PMI in #Germany and the euro area, as well as Retail #Sales in the bloc.
#GBP/USD advanced marginally on Tuesday, revisiting the 1.3300 region as investors gradually shift their attention to the upcoming BoE meeting. The #S&P Global Construction #PMI will be the only release of note across the Channel.
#USD/JPY gathered steam and managed to partially reverse two daily drops in a row, approaching the key 148.00 hurdle on Tuesday. The key Average Cash Earnings is next on tap in “The #Land of the #Rising #Sun”.
#AUD/USD traded in an inconclusive fashion south of the 0.6500 hurdle, adding to Monday’s vacillating tone. The #Ai Group Industry Index comes next on the #Australian calendar.
#Gold prices seem to have met some resistance around the $3,380 region per troy ounce, coming under mild downside pressure after three days in a row of gains.
#Silver prices extended their recovery, up for the third consecutive day and retesting the $37.50 area per ounce.
Meanwhile, all eyes turn to the Reserve #Bank of #India (RBI), which is widely expected to hold its benchmark rate steady at 5.50% on Wednesday.
#EURUSD traded on the defensive for the second straight day on Tuesday, this time slipping back to the 1.1530-1.1520 band. #Germany’s Factory Orders will be published, seconded by the #HCOB Construction #PMI in #Germany and the euro area, as well as Retail #Sales in the bloc.
#GBP/USD advanced marginally on Tuesday, revisiting the 1.3300 region as investors gradually shift their attention to the upcoming BoE meeting. The #S&P Global Construction #PMI will be the only release of note across the Channel.
#USD/JPY gathered steam and managed to partially reverse two daily drops in a row, approaching the key 148.00 hurdle on Tuesday. The key Average Cash Earnings is next on tap in “The #Land of the #Rising #Sun”.
#AUD/USD traded in an inconclusive fashion south of the 0.6500 hurdle, adding to Monday’s vacillating tone. The #Ai Group Industry Index comes next on the #Australian calendar.
#Gold prices seem to have met some resistance around the $3,380 region per troy ounce, coming under mild downside pressure after three days in a row of gains.
#Silver prices extended their recovery, up for the third consecutive day and retesting the $37.50 area per ounce.
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